The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

cided that Trial Justices have no Ju-
risd;ction in cases OF petty larceny.
The convicts for the Penitentiary,
six in number, were carried over
this time at the expense Of the State,
A saving of about $50 TO the county.
Mr.. F. y. Wilson has been N Or
aneeburg for number OF days IL the
interest Of tic Equitable Assurance
Company.
None of the merchants Of Manning
pay for their names in the paper ex-
cept one and drug house.
Mrs Avcock, the mother OF n. Jas.
H. Aycock, died on lest Saturday. at
the good old age of l07 Years. Mrs.
Aycock was the Oldest living person
in the county.
MIR. Charles II. Nelson aud Miss
Leo Melle Broughton We're married or
Thursday evening the 18th, at the
home OF the latter, by Rev. James
Mcdowell.
Miss Lula Hurst, the great Geor-
sia wonder, was married in Chatta-
nooea, Tenn, on the 9th inst, to her
manager, Paul Atkinson. She has
accumulated about $250,O00.
Fire caught in the dwelling Of
Mn. ". H. NJ. Dyson on last Saturday
afternoon and destroyed the greater
portion of the bedding and nea..y al:
the clothing of the family. fort"n-
ately it was discovered in time to save
the building.
d. Alsbrook, ESQ, editor of the
Bennettsyille Chronicle, hes been IN
town several days. Mr.. Nsbrool was
called here by the sad death OF his
father.
The last issue of "Dixie," published
at Atlanta, Ga, comes to Us in Ne"
dress new cover, and presents an I'M
proved appearance generally. Dixie
is a progressive magazine and lis sue
cess illustrates the ability ofthe South
t. maintain capable Journal.
cATsRRH CURED. health anl sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh,> GHtarrh EemeGy.
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free
The merchants OF Sumter advertise
liberally in their home papers and
even extend sometimes their patron
age in this respect to nelShho:lns
towns. We never hear Of g Sumterlie
coming to Manning to trade, but the
people of Clarendon go in large nnn-
bers to Sumter to sell and buy. The
reason can be plainly discerned.
A few days ago a colored man rode
a mule to the railroad bridge, at
Kinsstree, and hitched 1t at the south
side of the river, and then walked to
town. He was detained till late IN
the evening. When lie returned to
the mule he found it dead. It had
entangled itself with tie rope and
qas choked TO death.
Two of the parties, Bacchus Rich,
ardson and Jerry Smothers, charged
with breaking in Rieby's store, at
Yorkviile, in this county, on the 2oth
of January, and robbing Major ?. I.
Caraway of 800 and clothing, we're
annrehendpd at Sumter on the 18th
and brought to Manning jail last Mon
day evening.
Mr.. D. II. Witlerspoon in saluta-
tory last week, announced that he had
succeeded Mr.. S. 4. Nettles as editor
in chief of the Clarendon Enterprise.
Mr.. Nettles has fos a number OF years
edited the Enterprise and through lis
able management it became proml-
nent journal ia the State. He
will be missed among the Journal
istic brotherhood. To his successor
we extend the light hand of fellow,
ship.
Deputy Sheriff Gilreath, while hunt
ing up the higbwavman IN AUSTIN
Township on Sunday, says the Green
vile Nsecs, was astonished to find
citizen on lonely road placidly plow,
ing. Inquiry developed the fact that
the farmer 4ad somehow lost count,
and was hard at work, believing 1t to
be Saturday, and fully intending to
! rest and go to church on Monday.
The thoughtful report Of the Grand
Jury, published to-day, is worthy OF
careful reading. They have recon-
mended some necessary changes in
Our Court House which should forth
with be attended to. We hope the
Grand Jury will remember that they
have right to recommend, and il
their recommendations are not car
RED out then, to present the officer
whose duty 1t Is, for neglect Of duty.
sHILoHS vITALlZER is what you need
for Consumption, Loss Of Apreti.e. Dizzi-
ness. and all syn pto.nS Of Dyspepsia. 2rice
10 and Is cents per bottle
Mr.. Isaac NJ. Lorvea, Of Charleston,
was in town last week visiting his pa
rents. Before leaving Nr. Lorvea